
Charlotte’s stories of abuse and neglect by her family go a long way to explain her sometimes peculiar behavior, and she also makes clear how she came to be addicted to drugs. For the first time, readers get a large dose of Charlotte’s point of view as the narrative switches between her and Jamie. Charlotte Holmes and Jamie Watson spend most of the story angst-ridden, apart from each other, suffering from guilt and anger over the death of August Moriarty at the end of the previous book, The Last of August. What did you like about the book? This is the third installment of Charlotte Holmes novels in which modern-day descendants of Holmes, Watson, and Moriarty continue to interact in ways that mimic their characters in the famous Doyle books. Rating: 1-5: (5 is an excellent or a Starred review) 3 “Fans of television’s Elementary and Sherlock will avidly devour this book.a joyous excuse to watch one of the literary world’s most beloved pairings come together.The Case for Jamie (A Charlotte Holmes novel) – Brittany Cavallaro, HarperCollins, (9780062398970), 2018. An explosive mystery featuring a dynamic duo.” - Kirkus Reviews (starred review) on A Study in Charlotte “Cavallaro’s crackling dialogue, well-drawn characters, and complicated relationships make this feel like a seamless and sharp renewal of Doyle’s series. The Last of August will definitely leave readers anxiously awaiting the next installment.” - Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)

“Fans of the first Charlotte Holmes novel, A Study in Charlotte, will not be disappointed, and readers who are new to these characters will savor the fast-paced plot.This series is entirely un-put-downable.

” - Booklist (starred review) on The Last of August


Readers will be craving the final book in the trilogy. “Beautiful prose, thrilling action, a touch of romance, and two complicated heroes to root for make this a not-to-be-missed sequel. Readers will be pulled in by both the riveting mystery and Charlotte Holmes, a brilliant heroine with secrets of her own.” - Maureen Johnson, New York Times bestselling author of the Shades of London series
